H D Kumaraswamy calls for India to become a global producer of clean energy technology
Union Steel and Heavy Industries Minister H D Kumaraswamy stated on Thursday that India should transition from being a major consumer of clean energy technology to a leading global producer. Speaking at a Confederation of Indian Industry event in New Delhi, the minister highlighted the necessity of decarbonisation and the adoption of energy-efficient practices to meet national objectives.
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What Happened
Union Steel and Heavy Industries Minister H D Kumaraswamy addressed a Confederation of Indian Industry event in New Delhi on Thursday. He stated that India must focus on becoming a primary global producer of clean energy equipment, materials, and technologies rather than remaining a consumer.
The minister emphasized that the country requires significant deployment of renewable energy and greater resource efficiency. He noted that these steps are essential for achieving national decarbonisation goals and establishing India as a leader in the clean energy sector.
Key Facts
- H D Kumaraswamy is the Union Steel and Heavy Industries Minister.Source not recorded
- The minister spoke at an event hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry.Source not recorded
- The event took place in New Delhi.Source not recorded
- Kumaraswamy advocated for India to produce clean energy technology instead of only consuming it.Source not recorded
- The minister identified decarbonisation and resource efficiency as urgent requirements.Source not recorded
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